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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1975
Page
11
Canadian Orangeville Secondary School musicians toured the United States, answering curious questions about life, visiting Skyline Caverns and Washington DC. The Handley audience gave a standing ovation after two concerts featuring modern pieces.
Cheerleaders were selected Friday April 18 for varsity junior varsity and freshmen squads. Varsity includes Ann Dickson Pam Finley Valerie Heironimus Karen Pierce Kim Pine Sarah Sager Ann Senseendiver Glinda Snapp. Junior Varsity lists Beth Comstock Beth Eby Linda Garhart Kitty Schroth Kyle Sibert Margaret Stewart Tracy Tilling Martha Williams. Freshmen feature Tru Dearing Sarah Hottel Ellen Jackson Diane Lee Sherri Long Cindy Milam Emily Williams Lou Ann Witt. Judges were cheer sponsors from Clarke County High School Daniel Morgan Middle School Handley.
Three Handley High School DECA members Debbie Mallory Angie Gray and Mike Spence winners at state level will compete in the National DECA Conference in Hollywood Florida May 6 10 They depart from Roanoke Woodrum Airport May 6 Debbie is a senior Angie a sophomore and Mike a senior all representing Handley and Virginia in Department Store and Variety Store research events.
Renee Valentine steps down and Cindia Davis named editor in chief at the newspaper. The announcement outlines leadership transition and future newsroom directions.
The Handley Drama Department presented Winnie the Pooh to John Kerr Elementary School with Lori Hatfield as Pooh. Students and teachers praised the performance and the actors mingled with an eager audience after the show.
A federal jury dismissed a $1 million lawsuit charging H.R. Haldeman and others with violating the constitutional rights of 18 plaintiffs at a 1971 rally in Charlotte honoring Billy Graham. The panel found no rights violations related to the Oct. 15, 1971 event attended by President Richard Nixon.
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